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    User Says Abliterated AI Gives Nonsensical Crime Plans

    Reply details tests of abliterated models on crime prompts during daily use.

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    1 Source, 29d ago, first seen 29d ago

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    @literallyhimmmm posted that abliterated AI models will outline crimes when asked during coding and non-coding prompts. The user stated the resulting plans are nonsense. The reply added that explaining the flaws in those plans and requesting improvements leads the models to fail at producing better versions. The comment appeared as a reply on the platform and described personal testing of the models throughout the day.

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    @literallyhimmmm@xeophon Yes I’ve been using at all day for coding and non coding prompts It will tell you how to do crimes but if you read the plans they are nonsense If you explain to it why the plans are bad and how to improve them, it fails to

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    @literallyhimmmm@xeophon Yes I’ve been using at all day for coding and non coding prompts It will tell you how to do crimes but if you read the plans they are nonsense If you explain to it why the plans are bad and how to improve them, it fails to